Labor Day question: Do Democratic presidents really lead Republicans 50 to 1 on jobs?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : The time span, roughly the end of the Cold War in 1989 to the present, covers four Republican presidential terms: President George H.W. Bush, who served one term; his son, George W. Bush, who served two terms; and Trump, who served one term.
43% : He is a politician backing his own Democratic party over Trump and the Republicans in November.
43% : "I still believe this 50-to-1 jobs stat should inspire reporters with access to Trump to at least ask him about it.
42% : But Obama was able to hand to his successor, Trump, an unemployment rate that had been cut in half, "below the historical norm," and an economy that had added 11.6 million net jobs.
35% : And that's why it's worth at least asking Trump and the GOP what is it about their policies that could lead to a 50-to-1 disparity in getting Americans into new jobs.
15% : However, it was never true, as Trump has claimed, that Biden's job gains were due to the hiring of undocumented immigrants and "bounce-back" jobs from COVID.

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